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Octoco Group backs SA innovator to take rail monitoring system global SuperUser Account / Tuesday, October 6, 2026 0 9 Article rating: No rating Technology investment and product development firm Octoco Group has acquired an unknown strategic equity stake in HisWay Labs. HisWay Labs is the Cape Town-based company behind the rail-integrity monitoring system TrackView, which is now also heading for international shores following domestic testing. Read more
Octoco Group backs SA innovator to take rail monitoring system global SuperUser Account / Tuesday, October 6, 2026 0 8 Article rating: No rating Technology investment and product development firm Octoco Group has acquired an unknown strategic equity stake in HisWay Labs. HisWay Labs is the Cape Town-based company behind the rail-integrity monitoring system TrackView, which is now also heading for international shores following domestic testing. Read more
MAN Truck & Bus South Africa appoints new MD SuperUser Account / Tuesday, October 6, 2026 0 8 Article rating: No rating Andrew O'Brooks has been appointed as the new MAN Truck & Bus South Africa (SA) MD. O’Brooks brings to South Africa more than four decades of international experience in the commercial vehicle industry. Read more
Voters urged to ‘rescue’ Joburg from ‘corrupt crime-council ecosystem' SuperUser Account / Tuesday, October 6, 2026 0 8 Article rating: No rating Voters must use the upcoming local government elections to rescue Johannesburg from a “devastating crime-council ecosystem" that thrives on the city's decay, Centre for Development and Enterprise executive director Ann Bernstein urged on Tuesday. Launching the CDE's latest report, 'Time for Action – Corruption in Joburg', Bernstein warned that the dangers of "more of the same" over the next five years are immense. The report is the fifth instalment in the CDE's 'Johannesburg Matters: Fixing South Africa' series. According to the CDE, Johannesburg's decline is not only a result of weak administration or municipal incompetence. Instead, it notes an entrenched network of political, business, and criminal interests has intersected local government, actively profiting from dysfunction. Read more
Voters urged to ‘rescue’ Joburg from ‘corrupt crime-council ecosystem' SuperUser Account / Tuesday, October 6, 2026 0 0 Article rating: No rating Voters must use the upcoming local government elections to rescue Johannesburg from a “devastating crime-council ecosystem" that thrives on the city's decay, Centre for Development and Enterprise executive director Ann Bernstein urged on Tuesday. Launching the CDE's latest report, 'Time for Action – Corruption in Joburg', Bernstein warned that the dangers of "more of the same" over the next five years are immense. The report is the fifth instalment in the CDE's 'Johannesburg Matters: Fixing South Africa' series. According to the CDE, Johannesburg's decline is not only a result of weak administration or municipal incompetence. Instead, it notes an entrenched network of political, business, and criminal interests has intersected local government, actively profiting from dysfunction. Read more